I can't believe that worked. Did that really just happen? Did she really invite me back? Even though I was practically shaking in my shoes just talking to her? Maybe she felt something to. Maybe this isn't so one sided. Maybe she felt what I did.
I walk back home, where I was heading before I saw her, and unlock my door. I may be only 16, but I have my own apartment and my own job. I do not have any contact with my wako parents or any family that is. They all thought I was 'Destined for something great' 'Here for a wonderful reason' 'Meant to do something amazing'
Uh. No.
I am just the average 16 year old kid. I go to school, I go to work, I hit on girls and they never like me back. And my phone is my world.
But maybe they were right. Maybe I will grow up and do something amazing. Do something right, become a billionaire. May-
My phone rings and it's an unknown number.
"Hello?" I ask, sitting on my couch.
"Jasper, honey, you are meant for something amazing and it is just around the corner. Your 17th birthday. That's when it will happen. Hon-"
I hang up on my mother. She should be locked in an insane asylum. My birthday was in a week, and she was still saying 'Youre destined for something great.'
Hopefully, if things go right, she will forget I exist.
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The Girl
Teen FictionFiction/Fantasy story of a boy and a girl. The boy knows the girl is for him immediately, but has to win her over. The girl is struggling with the loss of her mother. Soon, the boy realizes something is different about him though, and has to work th...
